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St. Pius Catholic School's First Graders Take Their Pledge on January 30, 2026

KVIA••Lauren Romero
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On January 30, 2026, first-grade students at St. Pius Catholic School will participate in a significant pledge ceremony. This event marks an important milestone in the students' educational journey, emphasizing their commitment to values and community. The ceremony is expected to foster a sense of belonging and responsibility among the young students. Parents and community members are encouraged to attend and support the children as they take this important step.

Key Details: • Pledge ceremony scheduled for January 30, 2026 • Event aims to instill values and community spirit in first graders • Parents and community members invited to attend

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